Hippo is delighted to announce that we have been successful in our application to join the Government Commercial Agency (GCA) RM6200 Artificial Intelligence Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). This framework appointment marks a significant milestone in Hippo’s mission to deliver responsible, human-centred AI solutions that solve complex challenges across the public sector. 

Jon Tucker, Director of AI at Hippo said:

“Selection onto GCA’s AI DPS (RM6200) shows Hippo’s AI credentials and capabilities across UK Government, our mission to deliver trusted, innovative public services and our commitment to ethical, valuable outcomes. We look forward to working with central government, NHS, education and other bodies to create bigger, better digital services, designed for humans and built with intelligence.”

About the RM6200 Artificial Intelligence (AI) framework

The framework is focused on helping the public sector accelerate the adoption of AI to drive efficiency and innovation. Through RM6200, Hippo can provide services across several key areas:

  • AI discovery and strategy: Helping organisations identify the right use cases for AI and develop robust delivery roadmaps.
  • Implementation and support: Building, deploying, and maintaining AI systems that integrate seamlessly with existing digital services.
  • End-to-end partnerships: Working as a long-term strategic partner to design and deliver complex, data-driven AI solutions.
  • AI technologies: Providing access to specialist software and tools, including machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), and predictive analytics.

Our selection for RM6200 builds on Hippo’s proven track record of delivering data-driven transformation for the public sector. From improving patient safety in the NHS through predictive tools to managing large-scale data migrations for central government, you can explore Hippo’s work in this area further:

About Government Commercial Agency (GCA) 

GCA is an executive agency of the Cabinet Office, supporting the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. 

To find out more about GCA, visit: www.gca.gov.uk